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VisCAM RP User Manual (PDF) - Kxcad.net

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G-Code interface<br />

This tab page is for setting up general file properties and to administrate user-defined profiles.<br />

Profile<br />

All settings are stored as a set of properties associated with the displayed profile name.<br />

The pull down list contains all existing and selectable profiles.<br />

If you select a new profile from the pull down list all changes of the actual profile will be stored<br />

before loading the settings of the new profile.<br />

New creates a new profile, and the user is asked for a profile name. Initially the new profile is<br />

created with a set of default settings.<br />

Delete deletes the currently displayed profile.<br />

General parameters<br />

Output comments: Within the G-Code specification optional comments are allowed using<br />

parentheses. You can insert these comments anywhere into your profile definition, e.g. inside<br />

the program header or at the end of a command line.<br />

If you switch off this option, all comments are suppressed and not written to the output file,<br />

regardless of where comments are specified within the profile.<br />

Column width: The coordinate values within the command lines are aligned using the given<br />

column width. The parameter defines the number of characters per column.<br />

HINT: Make extensive use of comments while you specify a new G-Code profile, so it becomes<br />

easier to verify a generated test file. If your profile is well proven, just turn off all comments to<br />

reduce file size.<br />

Numerical parameters<br />

Decimal places: The number of decimal places for the output of coordinates (valid in the range<br />

from 0 to 8).<br />

INFO: The number of decimal places affects the accuracy of the generated part.<br />

Coordinates unit: Deviating from the internal unit of measurement used from <strong>VisCAM</strong> (1.0 mm)<br />

you can choose any unit of measurement for the coordinate values (e.g. 1.0 inch), which are<br />

then automatically converted and written to the G-Code file.<br />

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